9 pcs Mini Solderable BreadBoard Universal Board PCB Prototype Shield Board Double Sided Tinned Gold Plated Holes Compatible with Arduino Kit Raspberry Pi Shield Prototyping and Testing

I bought these for a STEP project and turned out they are very handy to have on bench. Nicely made and perfect size for small designs.

These are fantastic. They have a nice weight to them, look as beautiful as a prototyping board can look, and are a great size. Will update after I wire something up but at first glance these are a keeper

I've tried various small prototyping boards and these have quickly become my favorite. Having the grid array on one side in addition to the usual through holes makes creating solder bridges/circuits much easier and lets you make things neater than if you soldered wire bridges. No real complaints, these are great.

Used three of these so far. They're good for small projects. i find them easy to solder too and the pads seem to stay on the board. I didn't have any that wanted to lift off. I do drill out the corner mounting holes so they will take a #2 machine screw. I'm no fan of metric fasteners. But that's my personal preference, and no fault of the product. The pads look deceptively easy to just bridge with solder. But it did take more than I would have thought. So I gave up on that method. I will use these for different small projects until they're gone, but that's it.

great for prototyping, basically you can just solder the little squares on the back to make any circuit you want! Also, this is not obvious from the pictures (or the text) but the holes go all the way through, so otherwise it works exactly like any other prototyping board, you just have to make your own connections by joining the squares on the back with solder ...

Easy-to-use and convenient

Very well made and thought out.

One side of these protoboards has the usual array of holes bordered by contact metal. The other side, though, has a network of thick "plus" signs, separated by hair-thin gaps. These make it easy to connect adjacent holes, and thereby create your own circuits, with a simple solder bead.I wish that boards incorporating this trick were more widely available; until they are, my future protoboard searches will start with Treedix.

I have used a couple of these with no problems. Great for small project boards with mounting holes.